Ed Cara
Ed Cara is a Brooklyn-based writer and pug enthusiast. When not delving into the nitty-gritty of psychology, sociology, and public health, he enjoys running, moonlighting as a improv comedian, and volunteering. Please don't let him show you his Christopher Walken accent. He has previously contributed to The Atlantic and Pacific Standard magazine.
Articles By Ed Cara
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More Parents Refuse Or Delay Vaccines For Kids, And Doctors Are Fed Up
Nearly 9 of 10 pediatricians have encountered families who refuse to vaccinate their children, reveals a new study, and more are dismissing these families from their care. -
Here's Where To Get A Free Flu Shot
The CDC recommends getting the influenza vaccine. Here's where to get your free flu shot. -
There May Be A Link Between The Pill And Depression
A new study of Danish women finds an association between hormonal contraceptive use and the risk of later depression. -
Using Herbal And Dietary Supplements Risks Liver Injuries
A new review finds that 20 percent of severe liver injuries are now caused by herbal and dietary supplements. -
What Makes Cancer So Painful?
Dozens of different types of cancer can grow in the body; we took a look at a few that hurt the worst. -
The FDA Wants You To Help Define What Makes A Food 'Healthy'
The FDA is set to redefine what it means to label something "healthy." And it wants your help. -
Now, A 'Three Parent Baby'
An experimental fertility technique has helped a couple conceive a healthy boy, now 5 months old, with the DNA of three people. But how? -
Industry-Funded Studies Of Artificial Sweeteners May Distort Health Benefits
A new review of the science behind artificial sweeteners and weight finds that industry-funded studies are more likely to be biased. -
Presidential Debate 2016: What's The Latest On Trump's Health?
Donald Trump's supporters have raised questions about Hillary Clinton's physical stamina. What's known about his health? -
Brain ‘Pacemaker’ Designed To Help People With Severe Head Trauma
Deep brain stimulation, often used to treat Parkinson's Disease, may also help people with severe head trauma, suggests a small study. -
Morning Sickness Linked To Lower Miscarriage Risk: Study
Morning sickness sucks, but it may be a sign that your baby is healthy, suggests new research. -
Want To Get Sick Less Often? Try Walking More
Taking more walks may protect people, especially women, from certain bacterial infections, finds recent research.
